Aviata at Colonial Lakes

About Aviata at Colonial Lakes

Aviata at Colonial Lakes is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility in Winter Garden, Florida. Its listed services span post-acute rehabilitation and long-term care, with nursing and therapy forming the central parts of the care description. The facility is recorded as having 180 certified beds. The available information identifies these care categories but does not describe room configurations, so it does not establish whether accommodations are private or shared.

For post-acute rehabilitation, the listed therapy disciplines are physical, occupational, and speech therapy. The source groups these services under rehabilitation but does not provide a schedule, length of stay, or list of conditions treated. It also describes therapy planning as individualized. That indicates plans are framed around each resident, but no specific goals, assessment process, or expected recovery results are supplied. The description supports the presence of these therapy disciplines, not a promise about the amount or outcome of therapy.

For long-term care, listed services include nursing available 24 hours a day, medication management, and wound care. These are clinical supports, distinct from the therapy offerings described for post-acute rehabilitation, although the source does not explain how services are arranged for an individual or what staffing is assigned. Personalized activity programming is also listed. No particular activities, shared spaces, meal arrangements, or daily timetable are identified in the available description.

The facility is on West Colonial Drive, a major corridor also known as US Highway 50. The surrounding stretch is described as having shopping centers, restaurants, and healthcare services. AdventHealth Winter Garden is identified as a few miles east, while Orlando Health South Lake Hospital in Clermont is another regional hospital option. These are area landmarks; the available information does not describe a formal clinical relationship between either hospital and the facility.

Winter Garden’s nearby destinations include the West Orange Trail, a 22-mile paved trail that passes through the surrounding area. Downtown Winter Garden’s Plant Street district has restaurants, the Garden Theatre, farmers markets, and Plant Street Market. These locations give a sense of the broader city environment around the facility, but the source material does not specify whether transportation to them or organized outings are provided.

Winter Garden Village at Fowler Groves is identified as a nearby retail and dining area. The location is also connected with the greater Orlando area by SR-429 and the Florida Turnpike, routes named in source material for reaching the area from communities including Windermere, Ocoee, Clermont, and Dr. Phillips. Together, these points describe the facility’s suburban setting and nearby services; they do not establish which destinations are part of residents’ regular routines.